Hi Ian,
Ian B. Jacobs wrote:
> 1) The logos with the "W3C logo" in them can be distributed
> freely and used without permission but not modified. This
> corresponds to the W3C Document license, or, I believe,
> this Creative Commons license:
> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nd/3.0/
This prohibits the rubik's cube modification, I believe that's not what
you want.
> 2) The cube and cube+'Semantic Web' can be distributed
> freely. They can be used for derivative works (including used
> with other imagery and modifications to the cube colors)
> without permission as long as:
>
> - The cube shape is not changed.
> - There is attribution of W3C (following some
> guidelines that we still need to draft).
>
> This Creative Commons license seems close:
> http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/us/
>
> Any other usage would require W3C permission.
That's the best license, but not localized:
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
> 3) People need to contact W3C before making any commercial use
> of any of these logos. W3C may start doing more to
> support itself by selling mugs, etc. I'd like to keep
> that possibility open.
This is a requirement on CC 3.0 above.
> 4) On the Web:
>
> a) The cube and cube+'Semantic Web' can link anywhere.
> b) The technology badges can link anywhere, but W3C
> recommends some URIs (e.g., for SPARQL,
> the URI of the home page for that technology).
> c) The Semantic Web logos with "W3C" in them must
> link to the W3C site (http://www.w3.org/2001/sw/).
Again, required by CC 3.0
I believe the easiest way is to license under CC 3.0 (non-localized,
with derivatives) and list your URLs to link to.
cheers,
--renato
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